He lives on another planet and is majoring in Earth Science.

Chapter 5 Li Ji volunteered, surprising everyone.

Everyone held their breath, watching the slender strip's every move intently.

Li Ji, who had initially found all of this absurd, now leaned forward and held his breath.

He was also immersed in the solemn atmosphere, as if he were observing a grand ceremony.

The slender figure bent its knees backward at an extremely slow pace.

"calm."

"I've watched the instructional movements many times."

"By bending your knees backward and your hips forward at the same time, you can sit down like a human."

"I can."

When Li Ji first heard the action of "sitting" being analyzed in such a serious manner, his first reaction was that the other person was right.

It feels like I've already been assimilated by aliens.

Oscar Wilde nervously rubbed his hands together. His theoretical knowledge was solid, but saying it and doing it are two different things.

Currently, the knee bend appears to be perfect.

Shark Baby's face was pressed against the ground, his legs supporting his buttocks as he bent over, his hands groping his body incessantly: "Where is the hip?"

Li Ji generously poked his butt: "Here."

The slender figure suddenly accelerated, its knees bending backward into a perfect ninety-degree angle.

However, his back remained completely still, stiff as a flat board.

The back of my head rested firmly on the chair.

The entire movement was fluid and graceful, a perfect backbend.

He accomplished the incredible feat of sitting on a chair with the back of his head!

Li Ji couldn't hold back any longer, turned his head away, covered his mouth and chuckled, his shoulders shaking uncontrollably.

"So that's how you do it."

Shark suddenly realized what was happening, stood up and bent over, only to fall flat on its back with a thud.

Professor Wilde gasped, clearly seeing the colorless energy surging and crashing within her body.

Even the judges couldn't stand it anymore.

"Slender guy, is this your final move?"

The thin, elongated brainwaves were deafening.

"of course not!"

"I haven't bent my hips yet!"

Everyone breathed a sigh of relief.

The examination room fell silent again, and everyone waited for the long, thin second stage.

Lee Ki also stopped smiling.

When everyone's attention was on her long, thin buttocks.

Suddenly, his neck, with its afro, bent upwards at a ninety-degree angle, as if a human head were standing upright on a chair.

With a flick of his slender, fluffy afro, his dark skin revealed snow-white teeth.

Her thick lips formed a straight "V" shape.

"Paired with a standard Earthling smile, this move would definitely get full marks!"

The scene just now still made Lee Ki cover his mouth and chuckle.

Lee Ki is on the verge of bursting into laughter, and he can only grit his teeth to keep from laughing out loud.

Its slender body structure appears to be similar to that of Earthlings, with limbs and a torso.

But the biggest difference is that the slender head and torso are one piece, forming a sphere.

After mimicking an Earthling, the head still corresponds to the head, but the torso of an Earthling is actually a slender gap between two legs.

This made it impossible for him to find where a human hip is.

Because his head is his buttocks, he can only sit with his head in the same way he always has.

That's why such a bizarre scene appeared.

The ten seconds are up.

The slender torso stood upright like a machine, while the knees and calves remained completely still.

The neck, bent at a ninety-degree angle, snapped back instantly.

Lee Ki's face turned bright red as he tried to suppress his laughter.

But the atmosphere around them was unusually serious.

Everyone remained silent and looked at Professor Wilde.

Only thin, noisy brainwaves were echoing.

Oscar Wilde's facial expression was extremely tense; she silently moved her mouth, which had been crooked to the left of her face, back into place.

She glanced furtively at the holographic projection; the image was blurry, showing only outlines, and she couldn't make out the judges' state at all.

If it were the previous makeup exams, they would have let the thin guy pass. There were plenty of people who performed worse than him.

Wilde glanced at Li Ji and Shark again, and she sincerely believed that they would not surpass the performance of the slender figure just now.

If the thin strip can get away with it, the other two might still have a chance.

"Judge, what do you think?"

The judges were uncompromising in the face of Wilde's probing.

"I am just an observer, and I have no right to comment on the content of this exam."

"Professor, please maintain your professional ethics and make an impartial judgment."

"If you believe that this student's performance is good enough to be flawless in front of earthlings, then he will naturally pass the test."

His tone was as cold as space dust.

The judges naturally thought that the thin strip was not up to par, and such a move would definitely scare the earthlings to death.

Professor Wilde understood what the reviewers meant, but she still made one last effort.

"60 points."

He was 0.6 points short of passing. If the two children behind him performed slightly better, he would pass!

Shark Baby, Li something, you two must live up to expectations!
Li Ji was stunned when he heard this.

If such a fake can get 60 points, what kind of monsters and demons must those students who passed be? Wouldn't these things be discovered if they were on Earth?
He immediately recalled the fake videos he had watched in the past; perhaps they weren't fabricated.

The reviewers had no intention of exposing the professor's ulterior motives.

In his mind, the necessity of the Earth Science major is decreasing. If the two students behind him cannot give him outstanding performances, this necessity will drop to zero.

Whether they pass or fail has nothing to do with their own standards.

The thin, elongated man collapsed instantly, and his brainwaves began to corrupt everyone's minds once again.

"No! Impossible!"

"This is clearly a standard Earthling sitting posture!"

"There must be something wrong!"

Oscar Wilde was also annoyed by his noise. He pressed a button, and a glass dome rose from the ground to cover the thin strip, blocking his brainwave signals, and the world instantly became quiet.

"Next up, Shark Baby."

Oscar Wilde placed high hopes on Shark, seeing him as her last hope. If Shark performed well, he could serve as a reference for Li Ji later on.

Although Sha Bao's previous grades were not ideal, in the last round of exams, he sat on the chair like a dog and then jumped down.

However, it should be much better than the jelly-like Li Ji.

Oscar Wilde concluded that Liece must have never seen a human sitting in this position.

Shark Baby was so panicked that she was trembling all over.

He lay sprawled on all fours, raising his head to reveal a mouth contorted with tension, along with the resulting laugh lines and forehead wrinkles.

"Li Ji, what should we do?"

How should Earthlings sit?

"I don't understand at all. Is it correct to make it long and thin?"

Li Ji said in a low voice, "Of course that's not right."

"First, stand up like me. Put both feet on the ground."

Shark Baby slowly stood up, and only then did it look somewhat human.

"and then?"

"then you--"

The judge's cold voice interrupted Li Ji's instructions.

"Professor, please pay attention to the order in the examination room. Candidates should not be whispering to each other."

Wilde quickly feigned ignorance, opening her mouth wide in a look of astonishment.

"Excuse me, judge, are you talking to me? My vocal cords seem to be malfunctioning. Please wait a moment."

She pretended to pull a wisp of ash from her ear, brought it to her mouth, and blew it away.

"It's an old problem," she said with a forced smile.

He turned his head and put on a stern face: "Candidates are not allowed to whisper to each other. Shark, please complete your exam as soon as possible."

When Shark gets nervous, her old problem relapses.

Its red tongue was sticking out, it was panting heavily, and its panicked eyes were darting left and right.

"What should I do? I can't! I really have to go pilot a garbage ship. But I don't have a spaceship license!"

Oscar Wilde glanced at the time on the panel and had to continue urging them on.

"Shark, please complete your exam as soon as possible, otherwise it will be considered as a forfeit."

Li Ji suddenly raised his hand.

"Professor Wilde! Let me go first."

(End of this chapter)